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After 8 Pune students drown at Diveagar, Alandi coaching centre sealed for operating without licence

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TOI Madhya PradeshOctober 2, 20261 min read
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After 8 Pune students drown at Diveagar, Alandi coaching centre sealed for operating without licence

A private coaching institute named Winners Academy was sealed for operating without a required license. This action followed the tragic drowning of eight students during a picnic at Diveagar beach. The students misjudged the sea's depth and strong currents, resulting in the unfortunate incident. Local fishermen and a water sports club helped in the rescue efforts, r

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